Micro Black Hole

Further study of the dark matter lake on … has revealed crucial geological information that may explain the cause of the initial incident. The planet's core is host to a micro black hole, less than a meter in length. The greater mass of the planet itself nullifies the expected gravitational forces we would have detected from such an anomaly. It appears this relationship between the masses has reached a delicate equilibrium that should remain for quite some time. Recent seismic activity led to a displacement in the inner mantle, causing the initial geyser eruption. The dark matter lake itself acted as a plug to stabilize the planet's core and prevent further outbursts. However, the long term saturation in dark matter was not as harmless as it initially appeared. Unstable micro black holes formed in the center of mass of the …, causing their bodies to violently implode. All that remained was a lifeless husk made of crystallized dark matter. Scans detected no signs of further activity inside. Our final count shows we have lost approximately a quarter of …'s population in an instant. In their place, statues of solid dark matter litter the planet in various poses.

The command below will trigger the "Micro Black Hole" event in Stellaris:

When this event fires, you can choose between the following option:

• Horrifying.
  • Physics: +None to None
  • Gain modifier: Dark Matter Statues

Stellaris events fire in chains — one event leads to the next. Here is how Micro Black Hole (strange_worlds.145) connects.